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Students will write an "instant fairy tale" using this fill-in writing prompt form. This is written to be completed cooperatively in groups, but it will also work as an individual project. This is a great, quick attention-grabbing activity to use during a fairy tale unit.

Students will complete a scavenger hunt of information about U.S. states and regions using an atlas and political, physical, and resource maps.

Students will complete a scavenger hunt of information about U.S. states and regions using an atlas and political, physical, and resource maps.

This assessment cover the stages of plot. Students are to draw and label a plot diagram (exposition, conflict, rising action, climax, falling action, and conclusion). They will then explain how the actions of the story relate to the shape of the plot map. Includes a grading rubric.

This written-response genre assessment offers students a topic and asks them to describe how that topic would differ if written about in different genres. Includes a grading rubric.

Maintain teacher-parent communication with weekly homework folders. This signature page can be added into a folder and will hold notes and comments for a nine-week period.